Frequently Asked Questions

Facilitators are there to ensure your physical and psychological safety during the ceremony, guiding you through the process and helping to interpret and integrate your experiences.

Participation is typically open to individuals who are physically healthy and psychologically prepared for a deep introspective journey. However, individuals with certain medical conditions or mental health issues may be advised against participation.

The retreat involves a series of private psychotherapy sessions, ceremonies, sharing circles, and personal reflection time, all facilitated by experienced practitioners. The central experience is the Iboga ceremony, during which participants ingest the plant medicine under the careful supervision of the facilitators.

Based on our expertise, adequate preparation can lead to desired results from just a single ceremony. Given the intensive physical and mental demands of the experience, comprehensive readiness and a substantial regeneration period are essential. For severe addictions, we recommend two ceremonies.

The benefits can be numerous and deeply personal. Participants often report increased self-awareness, resolution of past traumas, a sense of spiritual connection, and insights into personal issues. Some people find it helpful in breaking addictive patterns and behaviors. Remember, however, that everyone's experience is unique and outcomes can't be guaranteed.

Iboga can have intense psychological effects and can also place a significant strain on the body, particularly the cardiovascular system. People with heart conditions, high blood pressure, or other serious health issues are typically advised against taking Iboga. It's also crucial to consider your mental health status, as people with certain psychiatric conditions might have adverse reactions. Always consult with an experienced practitioner or healthcare provider before deciding to participate in an Iboga ceremony or retreat.